1917—1918
YEARS
2364В
TELEGRAM TO THE EXTRAORDINARY COMMISSION
VOLOGDA
December 2, 1918
Send several copies of the leaflet
thrown out by the Left Socialist-Revolutionaries on November 26 from a railway car.

Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars
Lenin

ON THE USE OF THE PENZA TUBE FACTORY
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PRISONERS OF WAR
23761
RESOLUTION ON A TELEGRAM FROM PENZA*
December 4, 1918
Call the Supreme Council of the National Economy and ask
w h e t h e r   t h e y   p e r m i t   i t ?   U r g e n t l y .

23733
TELEGRAM TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PENZA PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
VOLKOV
December 4, 1918
We permit the accommodation of prisoners of war in the free premises of
the tube factory on the condition of full guarantee of unimpeded operation of the functioning part of the factory, preservation of all property under your
responsibility and that of the Central Prisoners of War Bureau.

Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars
Lenin
Printed from the original
signed by V. I. Lenin.

* The Chairman of the Penza Provincial Executive Committee requested the Council of People's Commissars to give
permission for the temporary occupation of free premises of the tube factory being constructed in Penza for the accommodation of prisoners of war there.

LENIN COLLECTION
3007
TO THE MOSCOW FOOD SUPPLY SOVIET DEPARTMENT
December 12, 1918
I request that a certificate be issued to Aksinya Emelyanovna Kuznetsova,
residing in Moscow, on Tsvetnoj Boulevard, Building No. 25
(Morozov), Apartment No. 12,—certifying that the Moscow Food Supply Soviet Department has no objection to permitting her to transport to Moscow
her own (not purchased) grain, i n   a   q u a n t i t y   o f
f r o m   2   t o
4   p u d s , from her brothers Kuznetsov,
the Dvoretskys, living
in the village of Ozerki, Vemblsky District, Tula Province.

I request that I be notified of the execution of this.

Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars
V. Ulyanov (Lenin)
3547
RESOLUTION ON A NOTE
VIA DIRECT LINE
FROM THE EXTRAORDINARY COMMISSAR FOR RAILWAYS
OF THE SOUTHERN FRONT
December 19, 1918
To the Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars, Comrade Lenin
December 18, 1918, 1 o'clock in the afternoon. I am departing
tomorrow for the region of the 9th Army, as I hope that the
principal matters in the region of the 8th Army have been
settled. Kochetovka is being reabsorbed, the southeastern forces
are beginning to accept [supplies]. In Tambov the situation is
improving, the Anna-Grafskaya line will not delay the acceptance of echelons. Of course, it will be necessary to maintain
constant vigilance over Voronezh, Tambov, Kozlov, Kochetovka.
Detailed instructions have been adopted for the movement of
echelons, and together with the Revolutionary Military Council
of the Southern Front an order has been issued improving the
situation of the railway workers... I received notification that
today the question of the All-Russian Evacuation Commission*
is being discussed in the Council of Defense...

Vladimirov
Why was this not
transmitted to me yesterday,
December 18, before 8 p.m.
and to the Council of Defense
(9—12 at night)? Inquire
in the communications office
and in the secretariat,
conduct an investigation
and find those r e s p o n s i b l e .

* All-Russian Evacuation Commission.